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Freshly disclosed emails on December 23 deepened the suspicion that the Trump White House froze Ukraine security aid soon after Trump’s July call with Volodymyr Zelensky and then tried to keep the hold quiet. The administration’s insistence that the move was routine only added to the damage.
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Freshly disclosed emails on December 23 deepened the suspicion that the Trump White House froze Ukraine security aid soon after Trump’s July call with Volodymyr Zelensky and then tried to keep the hold quiet. The administration’s insistence that the move was routine only added to the damage.
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Freshly disclosed emails on December 23 deepened the suspicion that the Trump White House froze Ukraine security aid soon after Trump’s July call with Volodymyr Zelensky and then tried to keep the hold quiet. The administration’s insistence that the move was routine only added to the damage.
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